题目内容
25、If you don't have a dictionary, you can use_________.
A. him B. me C. mine D. my
试题答案
25、C
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In 2009, what is the most popular English word in the website on the Internet? Maybe the answer is
"unfriend". Is that true? In fact, "unfriend" is often used on social networking (社交的) websites. It has
become so popular that Oxford University Press recently chose it as the 2009 word of the year.
If you are a member of a social networking website such as QQ, My Space or Face book, you can
add a new friend be sending someone a friend request (请求). If you later fall out with that person, what
can you do? You can hit the "unfriend" button (操作框) and remove him or her from your friend list. That
means you won't talk, exchange information, or see each other's updates on the website any more.
Experts at Oxford University Press look at how the words of the English language change from year to
year. They chose words that are popular and have important culture meanings.
Christine Lindberg, editor for Oxford's dictionary program, said the word "unfriend" is popular now and
may stay popular for a long time. People understand its meaning in the online social networking context, and
also "accept" it as a modern verb. So it makes an interesting choice for the Word of the year.
How to use the word? You can say "I decided to unfriend my roommate on Face book after we had a
fight" or "I unfriend Alice on My Space when she does something bad to me".
"unfriend". Is that true? In fact, "unfriend" is often used on social networking (社交的) websites. It has
become so popular that Oxford University Press recently chose it as the 2009 word of the year.
If you are a member of a social networking website such as QQ, My Space or Face book, you can
add a new friend be sending someone a friend request (请求). If you later fall out with that person, what
can you do? You can hit the "unfriend" button (操作框) and remove him or her from your friend list. That
means you won't talk, exchange information, or see each other's updates on the website any more.
Experts at Oxford University Press look at how the words of the English language change from year to
year. They chose words that are popular and have important culture meanings.
Christine Lindberg, editor for Oxford's dictionary program, said the word "unfriend" is popular now and
may stay popular for a long time. People understand its meaning in the online social networking context, and
also "accept" it as a modern verb. So it makes an interesting choice for the Word of the year.
How to use the word? You can say "I decided to unfriend my roommate on Face book after we had a
fight" or "I unfriend Alice on My Space when she does something bad to me".
1. How many social networking websites are mentioned in the passage?
A. Two.
B. Three.
C. Four.
D. Five.
B. Three.
C. Four.
D. Five.
2. If you hit the "unfriend" button, you can _________.
A. remove a person from your friend list
B. send a person a friend request
C. send messages to a person
D. share information with a person
B. send a person a friend request
C. send messages to a person
D. share information with a person
3. The underlined part "fall out with" in the passage probably means "_________".
A. 争吵
B. 迷恋
C. 与某人交友
D. 爱上某人
B. 迷恋
C. 与某人交友
D. 爱上某人
4. "Unfriend" was chosen as the 2009 word of the year because of the following EXCEPT _________.
A. it is widely used on the web
B. it has important culture meaning
C. it is a good way to solve problems between friends
D. it is understood and accepted by many people
B. it has important culture meaning
C. it is a good way to solve problems between friends
D. it is understood and accepted by many people
5. The passage mainly tells us _________.
A. it is very easy to make friends on the Internet
B. you can unfriend someone you don't like on the social networking website
C. how to use the word "unfriend"
D. why the word "unfriend" became the most popular word in 2009
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B. you can unfriend someone you don't like on the social networking website
C. how to use the word "unfriend"
D. why the word "unfriend" became the most popular word in 2009